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... 9st Illb -aider 0 Mr. T. Jennings's Cochin China, 5 yrs, -rt.lb I». Hunt 0 Mr. T. Leader's Condicote, 2 yrs, 7st Illb Mullen 0 Mr. T. Cannon's Labourer, 2 yrs, 7st 81b (oar 7st. 91b) _1. Cannon 0 (Winner trained by Baebatt.) Betting.— s to A agst ...
... 6 alO 8(6 x) Kynas- alO 4 WiseChie.,s 11 7 Cameronian { OU| 4 yrs al3 4 Secretaire. 5 „ a o aee _. 10 G Likeness. 4 10 2 Claude 11 4 Gay Hamp- alO 5 Eventide. 4 Duval. 5 y ,„ _, ton ' 6 yrs 1C 5 Clencarron, alO 2 Ding Dong, a 10 13 Parsi- 5 yr9 aged ...
... .1 clerk in the establishment of Sir Claude Scott and Co., bankers, Cavendish-square, appeared beforo Mr. Long, on remane!, charged with ••lube/zling a large sum of money, the property of his employ Mr. Mullens, solicitor to the bankers' committee, attende ...
... Stakes. T.Y.C. Mr. Green's GAYDELL, by Zeal— Gaydene, 3y, 9st lib (500 Weldon 1 Mr. Whipp's LYDDINGTON, aged, 9st 121b (50V.) Mullen 2 Mr. J. S. Thompson's PETERSFIELD, 4ys, 9st 121b (501.) Kickaby 3 Mr. Spence's Horscmint, 5 yrs, 9st 121b (5. ) Bruckshaw ...
... that borough, was held last evening in the Concert Hall, at Lillie Bridge Grounds, Wtst Brompton. The chair was taken by Lord Claud J. Hamilton, M.P., who was supported by Mr. D. Plunket, M.P., Mr. Cochrane-Bailhe, Ac. In opening the proceedings, the Chairman ...
... furlonrrs. Mr. PecVs ?? by TJncas— lsabel, by Plebeian, 5 vrs. Bst T. Loates 1 Mr. Bramall's LADr BAP.EFOOT, 3 yrs, 7st 7lhMullen 2 Mr. Be>ill's OUTCRY. 3 yis, 7st 41b Bradbury 3 Mr. T. Stevens. jun.'s Laceman, aged, 9st K Ob— ison 0 Mr. C. Hibbert's Recluse ...
... Eight entries. Capt. MaeheU's PANTALOON, by Zealot-rriToUty,2yr-, 7st 51b G.Chaloner 1 M r. J. Moore's HAKLEM, 2 yrs, 7st 51b Mullen 2 Mr X. Charrinffton's VIOLANTE, 4 yrs, 9st 51b Robinson 3 Mr. bevill's Obelisk, 2 yrs, 7st 51b W. Ri ui ibinl 0 General ...
... Weston 0 Mr. Bramall's f by Teviotdale or Struan— Disguise, 7st 61b 7st 121b) Rickaby 0 Mr. W. Watson's Chogalie, 7st 51b Mullen 0 Mr. W. S. Martin's St. Ebba, 7st3lb Dunn 0 Mr. Moss's Downfall, 7st 21b Allsopp 0 Mr. Allerton's Sea King, 6st 111b (51b ...
... satin dress veiled with embroidered chiffon, the underdress of gold and silver lace. Train white satin handsomely Hon. Mrs. Claud White satin moire dress with bodice of real point lace, the skirt underdress of the same lace. Train of soft ivory satin lined ...
... Omui- N CONCERT, SATURDAY NEXT, 220 ev ym all parts, All free, at 12 2.0, 3.0, 5.0, and 8.0. Gore, and Mr. Sims Reeves; Miss Mullen, ap the London Vocal AN EV G Only One in the direction of Mr. F. Walker. Solo ngdow, —Grand Change. original and astounding ...
... Piatt's LADY KILLER.Sst 41b(50_) Fagan 3 Lord Cholmondeley's Spangle, Bst7lb(so_) Rickabv 0 Mr. Whipp's Killucan. Wmt 71b (50_) Mullen 0 Lord 11. Vane ?? Meteorite. Bst 41b (501.) Calder 0 (Winner trained by Marsh.) Betting.— Even on the Queen of the Hills ...
... value '37501., consigned by ship Anna to Messrs. Tiedcmann, Ncwcastle-on- Tyno, was brought up for further examination. Mr, Mullens, who appeared for the prosecution, however, applied for a further remand upon the ground tbat thtrtorged bills of lading, ...